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Each year, over 10,000 people in America are killed with firearms. Approximately 2,000 more are stabbed to death. Americans...they have no imagination.
Three American college students studying abroad are lured to a Slovakian hostel, and discover the grim reality behind it.
Avis de la communauté (10)
"I am strong. I am fucking Hercules!" When the credits started rolling I felt a little bit disappointed. I expected more from the sequel to the original. I loved the idea to see more from the eyes of the buyers. But in the end it kind of dragged in the first hour and it kind of picks up within the final 30 minutes. It does however leaves us with 3 scenes I will not soon forget. Those scenes were; the one man who slices of pieces of meat of his "bought" victim. He then proceeds to eat that flesh next to him. The next scene I won't soon forget is the one were Lorna hangs upside down and slowly gets killed with a scythe while the killer baths naked in her blood. And the final scene I won't soon forget is chopping off someone's entire package and feeding it to a bloodhound while walking away like a freaking bad ass. Anyway somehow, even after never having seen Hostel: Part II, in my head I made this to be the better version. But I must admit, I think I must say I enjoyed the first one a bit more. It seemed to drag less in the set up part. Still I have one part left which was straight-to-dvd. That doesn't say much but I have horrible experiences with straight-to-dvd-horror. Looking at you HELLRAISER!!!!
Wow, this film was so much better than the first one. The characters are actually somewhat developed and likable and the torture scenes are more intense and creative. Definitely was a fun watch.
Good cinematography, bad plot. It gets excited only in the last 20 minutes.
For all the craze there was about Hostel I never really saw part II brought up anywhere despite being released a year later. Gotta say the first kill was surprisingly fucked up but the rest wasn't really pushing anything specific [spoiler]killing the kid was too on the nose imho[/spoiler]. Kudos to Roger Bart which was quite enjoyable to watch and so was the movie despite a lot of shortcomings.
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